Fisher Definition

fĭshər
fishers
noun
fishers
A person who fishes; fisherman.
Webster's New World
The largest marten (Martes pennanti), noted for its thick, dark fur.
Webster's New World
This fur.
Webster's New World
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pronoun

An English occupational surname for a fisherman surname​.

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A city in Arkansas.

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A village in Illinois.

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A village in Louisiana.

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A rural municipality in Manitoba, Canada.

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Other Word Forms of Fisher

Noun

Singular:
fisher
Plural:
fishers

Origin of Fisher

  • From French fichet (“polecat (pelt)”), probably from Dutch visse (“nasty”).

    From Wiktionary

  • fish +‎ -er

    From Wiktionary

Fisher Sentence Examples

  • In 1961, founder Richard Fisher used a crosscut saw to cut a Whaler in half.

  • Boehm von Bawerk; Nature of Capital and Income, by Irving Fisher (1906).

  • The following day Parsons, Spies, Fisher and Engel mounted the gallows.

  • This is what one extraordinarily generous man from Exmouth, David Fisher, did.

  • Fisher soon made amends as he grabbed the offensive rebound from a missed shot and added 2 more points of his own.

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Words Starting With

FFIFIS

Words Ending With

RERHER

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fisher

Words Starting With F and Ending With R

Starts With F & Ends With RStarts With FI & Ends With RStarts With F & Ends With ER

Word Length

6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With F6 Letter Words Ending With R